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Otago Witness, Issue 1778, 19 December 1885, Page 17

Auctions. Andrew Town's Annual Sale. A N D' R E W 'V O W N' S EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE OF Thoroughbred, Trotting, and Draught Yearlings and Two - year - old, and Thoroughbred Mares with Foals at fool, by Childe HaroM (imported trotter) and in foal to him or Honebty (imported trotter), will be held at HOBARTVILLE, RICHMOND, N.S.W., ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1886. T. S. CLIBBORN, Agent. 163 King street, Sydney. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and will be issued shortly. 14n (AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. BftOWtV B *&<»». At CJO., STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, HORSE AND CATTLE SALESMEN, KTOBtSIS Al*l> CA.TTUB R&%MB (Late Kiss'), 175 Castlereagh Street, HAVE accommodation for over 100 head of Stock at their extensive premises, Castlereagh street (late Kiss'). Fodder at lowest rates. Rebate on all sales of New Zealand Stock realising over £200. Have always buyers in Queensland for Draught Horses, Ayrshire and Alderney Cattle. Head Office:? 175 Castleu'easth street, SYDNEY. Public Notices. For IPrfivate Sale. A VALUABLE FARM on the east bank of the Mataura River, Southland, containing 516 acres, more or less, 300 acres of which is well drained river-flat.- The balance is rich terrace land, having 80 acres of bush thereon. It is fenced, and subdivided into ten paddocks, which are chiefly surface-sown with English grass and clovers. Buildings consist of two Dwellings, Stable, Stockyard, &c. The property is situated about 10 miles from Edendale railway-station, and is near to the proposed route of the Seward Bush Railway. For terms and full particulars, Apply to — CARSWELL, WHITE, & CO., scl _ Invercargill. TT^OR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY/ j ,The Eastbourne Stnn i amfl Freelioltß, With Stock aud Implements, situate at Crown Terrace, near Arrowtown. The run contains 16,000 acres of excellent grazing country, quite safe in all seasons, and at present carrying 6000 sheep. The homestead consists of 45 acres of good arable laud, which can be converted into freehold within five months time, at £1 per acre ; and upon it are an eight-roomed dwelling, woolshed, and other buildings. The freehold adjoins the above, and is a nice compact block of 696 acres of the best agricultural land in the district, completely fenced and well subdivided. • There are 300 acres under cultivation — 150 acres being in turnips, and 15 acres in oats. Improvements on it are — stabling, water-power, chaff-cutter, men's hut, smithy, &c. Theshtep are merinos — a good lot — iv good condition, and can be sold with the propefcty if desired. The horses and agricultural implements used in connection with the property can also be included in the sale. Satisfactory, terms tan bo .".riMn#nd. ' Apply to the Proprietor, A. H. Mohuisbv, on the ground ; J. O. M'Ardell, Invercargill ; New Zealand Loan aud Mercantile Agency Co. (Limited) Dunedin. 5d TT ITTLE DUST PAN, 45 George street, JBLJ Dunedin, Great Emporium of Novelties, and Cheapest House in New Zealand. OVERSTOCKED! We are ' \JT offering special value in Table and Dessert Cutlery, Britannia Metal Goods, &c. NSPECTION INVITED ! Large and Wonderf ul Selection of Toys and Fancy Goods, China, Glass Furniture, Ironmongery, &c. JUST LANBED ! Handsome Selection of Albums, Plush Frames and Brackets, Japanese Goods, Cricket Materials, &c. PECIAL ATTENTION paid to Country orders. Liberal' Discount to Schools and Picnic Parties. J. COTTRELL and SON, Proprietors. 5d MISSING FRIENDS. Alexander Petrie. IF this should meet the eye of ALEXANDER PETRIE, from GLENTON, Monymusk, kindly communicate with your brother Hugh Tetrie, Arrow Post-office. 12d HENRY WELCH, who \_J was captain of the brig Duke of Edinburgh, from Dunedin to Newcastle, in November 1869, or Mrs C. H. WELCH, please send your address to Mrs Maria M'Auslan, Ingham, Queensland. 7u JAMES CASEY, native County Limerick, arrived in Melbourne 1860 by the Bluo Jacket, and came to New Zealand in 1 863, worked in Dunedin in 1864, please communicate with your brother Edmund, Evelyn street, Brunswick, Victoria ; or Mr Nolan, Clyde. 5d